What Oil Filter, and Brand oil are you guys using?

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1992 Camry Amsoil 10W30 with Amsoil SDF 57 filter (7500 mile changes)
1997 Isuzu Rodeo Amsoil 10W30 with SDF 20 (7500 mile changes)
1997 Mitsubishi 3000 GT VR-4 Amsoil 10W30 with SDF 36 (5000 or 1 year)
2000 Buick GSE Amsoil 10W30 with SDF 29 (12,000 mile changes)
1996 Mercury Mystique Amsoil 0W30 with K&N H2004 filter (was using Pure One) (1 year changes regardless of mileage)

All 10W30 except one that uses the 0W
 
2001 Chrysler PT Cruiser
Purolator Pure One oil filter
5W-30 Pennzoil (winter)
10-W30 Pennzoil (summer)

1998 Ford Windstar
Motorcraft oil filter
5W-30 Pennzoil (winter)
10W-30 Pennzoil (summer)

Although, I haven't been totally consistent about the oil. Sometimes Castrol GTX or Valvoline, but I swear I'm gonna' stick with the yellow bottle in the future. Not sure about the oil filter for the future. Planned on going Purolator Pure One for both vehicles, but there's Super Tech or maybe Motorcraft (Purolator private label) in the future.

[ February 03, 2003, 10:00 PM: Message edited by: Rick in PA ]
 
Oil: Schaeffer Supreme 7000 10w30, in both cars
Filters: Wix on my mother's 4.6L Mercury, a Pure One on my Neon. Will replace the P1 with Wix this weekend, at 9000 mile oil change.
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02 Hyundai Elantra--33K

SuperTech oil filter--2808
SuperTech dino 10W30 (5W30 winter)
$11.94 oil changes at WallyWorld on 4K mile intervals--put big signs-- NO FRAM all over the dash.

Latest change was Valvoline 10W30 and god knows what for a filter for my 30K service. Will go back to ST to get the Moly at next change.

[ February 04, 2003, 01:48 AM: Message edited by: csandste ]
 
92 civic si
Mobil SS 10W-30
Puralator Pureone oil filter

96 mazda protege
Valvoline Maxlife 10W-30
Puralator Pureone oil filter
 
today i was talking to red line i asked them just for the heck of it about what brand of oil filters they like... and he said that wix makes the best and that the racing community uses wix also
 
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Originally posted by boxcartommie22:
also red line said that wix is even much better then k&n and mobil 1

Why would they say that? I still think the K&N probably outflows the Wix, and definitely has a higher efficiency and higher burst strength.

But the Wix wins on value for sure.
 
2001 242-cid Jeep Cherokee
Mobil One 0W-40
M1-301 filter
5500-7500 mile changes
(about two months)

1979 200-cid Ford Fairmont
Mobil One 10W-30
M1-301 filter
6000/1-year changes

1971 383-cid Chrysler
Mobil One 15W-50
M1-301 filter
6000/1-year changes

[ February 04, 2003, 10:16 PM: Message edited by: TheTanSedan ]
 
2002 Ford F-150 (4.6 liter V-8)
Amsoil Series 2000 0w-30
Amsoil Dual Remote Bypass Filtration
Full Flow Filter:
Amsoil SDF-26 (Change every 6 mos./10000 miles)
Bypass Filter:
Amsoil BE-110 (Change every 1 yr./20000 miles)

2002 Ford Explorer (4.0 liter V-6)
Amsoil 5w-30
Amsoil SDF-11
 
Restored 1970 Mach 1/ 351C4V.
Mobil M1-301 filter.
Redline 10W-40.

98 Toyota Tacoma 3.4L 4x4.
Bosch 72161 filter.
Mobil 1 10W-30

2001 Corolla 1.8L.
Bosch 72166 filter.
Mobil 1 10W-30.

Switched my daily drivers from M1 filters to Bosch due to availability here and price. Mobil filters are toooooo expensive, for anything other than my classic. The 2 brands look almost identical though. Aren't they both made by Champion?
 
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